GRAUPNER MX-12 - PROGRAMMATION

Critical safety guidelines for operating radio-controlled models and equipment.

Introduction to the mx-12 computer radio control system and its capabilities.

Detailed explanation of transmitter components, controls, and initial adjustments.

Procedures for charging the transmitter battery and using DSC for adjustments.

Guidance for wiring and installing the system in aircraft and helicopters.

Explanation of transmitter buttons, screen displays, and how to navigate modes.

Adjusting dual rates, reversing, sub trims, and travel for airplane controls.

Setting up mixing for elevator-to-flap and aileron-to-rudder coordination.

Configuring throttle cut, flap system, differential, and programmable mixes for airplanes.

Configuring fail-safe and verifying servo movements for airplanes.

Adjusting dual rates, reversing, sub trims, and travel for helicopter servos.

Setting up CCPM mixing, throttle curves, and pitch curves for helicopters.

Revolution mixing, programmable mixing, and fail-safe configurations for helicopters.

Verifying helicopter servo movements and mixing functions.

Configuring modulation, stick layouts, and trainer settings.

Assigning switches and selecting model, wing, and swashplate types.

List of approved frequencies, crystals, and frequency pennants.

Information for product warranty registration and service.